The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of Merritt by fetching the press room, product homepage, and pricing page — the site's three core public surfaces. The navigation was straightforward (internal links and direct URLs), but critical information was incomplete: pricing lacks plan tiers, competitive positioning is absent, and architectural details (whether AI is core or supplemental, what Solo vs. Assisted actually do) remained ambiguous.

• ›Pricing page required direct URL guessing (usemerritt.com/pricing.md) — not linked from the homepage, forcing the agent to infer the path pattern.
• ›The product homepage claims AI is central but relegates AI features to the more expensive Assisted tier, creating confusion about Solo's capabilities that the site never resolves.
• ›No competitor comparisons, case studies, or integrations documented anywhere; the site asserts 'agencies are dissatisfied with AI' but never explains what Merritt does differently.
• ›Contract terms contain an apparent contradiction (no minimum contract, but three months' cancellation notice required); the pricing page defers to sales for clarification.
• ›The press room (Swedish-language) and product site lack clarity on whether the product itself is Swedish-only or multilingual, and whether the press room is a separate offering or just marketing.